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Problem 2

The equal sides of an isosceles triangles are each 8 in. long, the base being variable. Show that the triangle of maximum area is the one which has a right angle. Take one of the base angles as the independent variable, \(\phi\).

Problem 3

A gutter is to be made out of a long strip of copper 9 in. wide by bending the strip along two lines parallel to the edges and distant respectively 3 in. from an edge. Thus the cross-section will be a broken line, made up of three straight lines, each 3 in. long. How wide should the gutter be at the top, in order that its carrying capacity may be as great as possible?

Problem 6

At what points of the cardioid is the tangent perpendicular to the axis of the curve?

Problem 11

A statue ten feet high stands on a pedestal that is \(50 \mathrm{ft}\). high. How far ought a man whose eyes are 5 ft. above the ground to stand from the pedestal in order that the statue may subtend the greatest possible angle?

Problem 13

Plot the curve, \(\quad r=a \cos 3 \theta\), taking \(a=5 \mathrm{~cm} .\) Show that $$ \cot \psi=-3 \tan 3 \theta. $$

Problem 16

The captain of a man-of-war saw, one dark night, a privateersman crossing his path at right angles and at a distance ahead of \(c\) miles. The privateersman was making \(a\) miles an hour, while the man-of-war could make only \(b\) miles in the same time. The captain's only hope was to cross the track of the privateersman at as short a distance as possible under his stern, and to disable him by one or two well-directed shots; so the ship's lights were put out and her course altered in accordance with this plan. Show that the man-of- war crossed the privateersman's track \(\frac{c}{b} \sqrt{a^{2}-b^{2}}\) miles astern of the latter. If \(a=b\), this result is absurd. Explain.

Problem 20

Into a full conical wine-glass whose depth is \(\alpha\) and generating angle \(\alpha\) there is carefully dropped a spherical ball of such a size as to cause the greatest overflow. Show that the radius of the ball is $$ \frac{a \sin \alpha}{\sin \alpha+\cos 2 \alpha} $$

Problem 33

The versed sine and the coversed sine are defined as follows : $$\text { vers } x=1-\cos x ; \quad \text { covers } x=1-\sin x$$ $$ u=\frac{\cos \phi}{\sqrt{1-k^{2} \sin ^{2} \phi}} $$

Problem 34

The versed sine and the coversed sine are defined as follows : $$\text { vers } x=1-\cos x ; \quad \text { covers } x=1-\sin x$$ $$ x \cos y=\sin (x+y) \cdot \quad \frac{d y}{d x}=-\frac{\cos (x+y)-\cos y}{\sin (x+y)+x \sin y} $$

Problem 37

The versed sine and the coversed sine are defined as follows : $$\text { vers } x=1-\cos x ; \quad \text { covers } x=1-\sin x$$ $$ \tan \theta+\tan \phi=2 \tan \phi \tan \theta $$

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